Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17
Society Notes.


yesterday afternoon at their beautiful home on
Massachusetts, avenue. The drawing room and
library are furnished IN gold and white effects
windows leads to the studio, that Is uil OF paint
ings and beautiful objects OF art, among the for
mer being flne nfe-size portrait OF the artists
brary, and there were great bowls OF punch in the
long passage and In the studio Mrs. Hinckley
wore dress Of black SIX. covered with thread
yelled IN black lace She and Mr. htnckley
were assisted in receiving their guests by
Mss cousin Of the
hostess, and Miss Dalium. OF Baltimore: some Of
the guests were Secretary and Mrs. Endicolt, Miss
RsutersEioid, the Misses Bayard, Mrs. and Miss
Wallach, Mr.. Kearney Warren, MI. and Mrs B. H.
Warder, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. HIT MT. Walker, the
HeatOn, Mra David King, MI. and Mrs. John Chew,
Mr.. and Mrs. John POore Miss Elsie BLISS, Miss
Aacomb, Admiral and Mra Temple Miss Dodge,
Brtce, Mrs w. Mclean, Mrs Bugher, Mrs. Nc
Pherson, Count Saia and N. Roustan. The studio
faces, IKE familiar picture In new and extraor-
binary frame
Judge Maury has removed into his new house on
Massachusetts, avenue, near Dupont Circle, and
Mrs. Maury and the Misses Maury are at home on
Fridays
= Mr.. Henry Edwardes, OF the British legation, and
Mrs. EdwArdes, VIII accompany Mr.. Joseph Cham
berlain TO New York on Monday morning, where
they will remain at the Breyoort House until
Christmas eve. saturday night they Will return TO
Washington, and Mr.. Chamberlain Will proceed to
Ottawa
MIRA 8. M. Bryan, Mrs. worthington, Mrs. B.
Il. Warner and some other ladies, residing on
Massachusetts, avenue, west OF Dupont Circle, Will
change their days at home to Wednesdays after
the LIST OF January.
MI. J. W. Thompson and Miss Ida N. Thompson
gave q luncheon party yesterday. The flowers
were American beauties and carnations and they
mtnlatnTo hammers
placed fn the center OF the table ia mound, from
which N pink and green ribbons TO the place OF
each lady. When the lunch was over the baskets
were presented 70 the guests The table was
further decorated with gaTlands OF smilax. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Marfscal de Moran, OF
Miss Garter. Miss Annie wilson, Miss Mary Shella-
soldie, MIA r Craig, Miss Bsail and Mrs R
Fendall-
Mrs. Hopson was assisted in entertaining her
friends at q tea yesterday afternoon by Miss Lay
and Miss EndicotI
Mr.. and Mira william 3. Gran gave an old-time
Virginia supper on wednesday TO Mr.. Daniel
silver. family heiriooms, decorated the table.
some OF the plate bore the arms OF the Duke OF
Hamilton, whose daughter married Mr. STROBE, Of
Their guests invited to meet Mr.. Lucas were Sena-
tor Jas z. Wilson and wife, and Mra Dr.. Harvey,
ST., OF Iowa, Rev. ID. Sunderland, Mr.. and Mrs
mond, the Misses kddie, MrA ysnBursn and Capt
Spencer, Mrs Gran and her dauGhter, Mrs VAN
Buren,, are at homo on Tuesdays, At 226 Delaware
avenue northeast.
Mira 4 Gray Penoleton will not receive on
Thursdays In January at her own home, but will
receive on Saturdays with Misc Barton, Dupont
Circle, where she u staying.
MIRA Hornsby gave lunch to-day for Mrs. Beach
S sro0fs M Mrs Col Wilson, MS
Nefn, Mrs. sheridan and Ms. whitney.
The Unity Club WAS entertained last evening at
the residence OF DR.. Hartleoen, 10l6 14th street.
Prot OTIS Mason e the mes s@snsSnisn d Ip r
ing WAS the ang.ng Of Master Earl and mas RUN.
sna g M y ~ Mss Ms
Ma Van Auken, Nrs. Beall and Nj. AcCrury,
also contributed 10 the evenings pleasure.
Mra. Cleveland has spent the week quistly as the
W. wsss rs d asGs
resting in anticipation Of the otny on,ctal social
M. and Ma crammond Kennedy. ana N. ana
MA Richard Nixon, arc at 14l2 street for the
wtnter.
MIA John Y. l. Pruyn, and M. ana Nra John
Chew, give dinner parties tonight
Nj. and Mrs.. Titan Co1ey, and Mr.. and MrA
winthrop Chandler, gave handsome dinner parties
Ma John ohamberia,n, who has been In Europe
for some time, b expected hone to-day.
Ma 8. @. Pate, q touisville accompanied By
her daughter LuellA = IN the city for the holidays
visiting her aunt, Ma K Speer. OF 500 n street.
NrA r. Mod. Robinson, OF Fayettevtlie, N. c., ID
stopping with Ma n. A Gibbons for few days
On her way home sro am, New YORK whsFe sns mas
Ma Z D. 4. sweat presided 1t the meeting Of the
Ladies' Historical soctety ye.terday q Ma Hofar
ito KingT The subject Of the mofning's reading
s:s ssss : q . hon ssss so%s s
Homeric pictures and engravingS Including Ute